Don't Hug Doug : (He Doesn't Like It)

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Books nominated for the 2023 Monarch Award, Illinois' K-3 Readers' Choice Award, voted on by students in grades K-3 in Illinois. Furthermore, there is hands-on craftivity! Students will love how the craft connects the story to their lives. Application

Don’t Hug Doug Teaching Personal Space with Don’t Hug Doug

Don’t Hug Doug and the Read Aloud Activities are essential to understanding the Social Emotional Learning skill. Don’t Hug Doug Purple is a magic color made when red and blue work together,” writes actor Bell and creative director Hart. Though those too young to know what the hues stand for on the U.S. political map may be a Continue reading » There are different ways to use the task cards. Honestly, they work great for whole class or small group discussions. They even work perfectly for individual work time. No Prep Resource Since teachers have so much to prepare, there is a teacher guide to outline the entire unit. Specifically, this contains all of the lesson plans needed. Additionally, it includes an introduction to help prepare students and sets the purpose for the story. Likewise, it has essential vocabulary words!Teachers have to handle so much. Thankfully, the Read Aloud Activities are all no prep! Teachers just need to print the resources. This book provides a great way to show students how important it is to ask someone if they want a hug or not! Asking this question is essential when learning about making choices and developing relationships. Students will love learning how everybody gets to decide whether they want a hug or not. Read Aloud Activities You will need to copy the url and then remove the spaces. Otherwise GoodReads wouldn't let me post the links.] While discussion is essential to include in lessons, personal reflection is also critical. Thankfully, teaching personal space with Don’t Hug Doug has both aspects! There is a written response and activity sheet to help students learn ways to ensure every classmate feels included. There are even differentiated options to ensure every student knows this SEL skill. Author Carrie Finison and illustrator Daniel Wiseman wrote a fun story about an essential aspect to understand!

Carrie Finison: Don’t Hug Doug (And Don’t Label Him, Either) Carrie Finison: Don’t Hug Doug (And Don’t Label Him, Either)

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